Samuel Hodgdon
2434 documents
Enclosed Duplicate Receipts
Receipts for two loads of stores to be forwarded. Requests information of status of stores in Pittsburgh, specifically tea.
James Robertson PapersEnclosed Duplicate
Fear of documents not reaching Craig prompted Hodgdon to send a second copy.
James Robertson PapersDuplicate Receipts, Troop Location
Receipts from Armstrong's horse purchase. Troops encamped near Big Miami.
James Robertson PapersDisposition of Travelers
Passage by boat was without incident. Craig was intoxicated, John complained loudly, horses to be transported shortly.
James Robertson PapersDescent Down the River
Hodgdon announces that he will begin his descent down the river on the Sunday next but Knox should continue to address him as usual.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Delivery of Supplies
Enclosed invoice for private articles. Requested supplies for dragoons to arrive in next wagon.
James Robertson PapersDelivery of Stores
Two loads of public stores delivered. Specifications of saddles, bridles, and halters for dragoons. Remaining accoutrements to arrive in next wagon.
James Robertson PapersDelivery of Medicine
Delivery of 3 chests of medicine. Hodgdon requested that Craig send him Regiment and Battalion information to prevent mistakes in delivery. Notification that troops will arrive shortly.
James Robertson PapersCOPY: Ordinances, Military Stores, and Medicines Forwarded to Pittsburg
List of military and hospital supplies for troops.
Archive Reports 1891Clothing and Articles from Smith & Shepherd
As inspector, Hodgdon has examined the clothing and other articles received from Smith and Shepherd under their contract with the public. He finds many of the coats deficient in size and others …
Settled Miscellaneous Treasury Accounts, Sept. 7, 1790 - Sept 29, 1894. (RG217) (M235)Clothing and Accounting
Enclosed Joseph Hunter's receipt for clothing due levies. If clothing is left in Carlisle, he is released from obligation to transport them.
James Robertson PapersClaim of Nicholas Reile
Requests that Howell look into Nicholas Reile's claim for services rendered by his son, John Peter Reile.
Northwest Territory Collection, M367Bells from Lancaster
Captain [Jacob] Slough has informed Hodgdon that the bells for the horses that have been mentioned two or three times may be had in any numbers from the stores in Lancaster at a cost of from 26 to 39 …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Beef for Hodgdon's Mess
Gelman is asked by Hodgdon to acquire beef for his mess.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Bayer Dismissed
Due to undesirable practices, Bayer dismissed. Hodgdon asked Craig to take responsibility for his safety. Complaints of stores not matching invoices noted.
James Robertson PapersAccounting for horses
The Quartermaster General requests that the Superintendent of the Horse Department take a very accurate account of all the horses - both public and private - now employed in the department. Asks that …
Shane CollectionAccount Received by Samuel Hodgdon as Paymaster to Troops
Money received from Mr Howell in Samuel Hodgdon's capacity as Paymaster to the Troops.
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)Acceptance of Appointment as Quartermaster General
Hodgdon is honored that he has been appointed by the President [Washington], with the advice and consent of the Senate, as Quartermaster of the troops in the service of the United States. His …
Post Revolutionary War Papers, 1784-1815. (RG94)[No. 26]
Orders to collect items mentioned in previous memo and send on boats. List of items needed.
James Robertson Papers[No. 19] Clothing Account
Orders to open a clothing account and keep receipts. Outfit two boats, one for forage immediately as they might be called up.
James Robertson Papers[No 25] Available Goods
Request for availability of listed goods and the rates at which they can be purchased.
James Robertson PapersVouchers and a Report on Upcoming Shipments
Requests vouchers for expenditures. Sends invoice of medicines. Chests of shoes to be loaded for the rifle corps. Clothing also soon to be shipped. Doctor Brown will take medicine chests.
James Robertson PapersSettlement of the Accounts of the First and Second Regiments
Hodgdon notes that if the First and Second Regiments are not credited they will stand charged which will be duly noted in the final adjustment of accounts.
Post Revolutionary War Manuscripts, 1784-1811. (RG94) (M904)Settlement of Accounts
The Commissary of Military Stores writes Major Craig regarding the settlement of accounts. Hodgdon notes that if Craig is disposed to be angry, he would have abundant cause. Craig had expressed …
James Robertson Papers
